Hi HHoang,
I'm the developer of FluxCards and therefore try to take the best ideas of all similar projects. In yours I like the modern looking interface, the quick start-up time for newbies and the funny animation of the card menu while learning.
… but there are some issues:
- I don't take serious any flash cards app that does not use a form of spaced repetition. Once you use an app for more than 2 weeks to learn, you are lost in keeping track which cards to learn if you don't have this powerful tool.
- Creating cards is a pain. When I add a card, the save button disappears so I have to close the keyboard to access it.
Your app: Add Card -> give focos to open keyboard -> type -> fling -> type -> close keyboard -> save -> Add card.
My app (in landscape mode): type question -> continue -> type answer -> done -> type question …
Thanks for this ))))
Dear all,
I have just written an article about Android flashcard apps, with up-to-date reviews of 14 of them - you can find it at Using an Android smartphone to learn vocabulary - Richard's computer support and training page.
Hope it helps someone to find the app they need...
well, I just know such one useful blog for your reference: Create and Print Happy New Year?s Greeting Cards 2013 | XFlip Blog
Richard